Compiled by Richard McCormick. Symbols explained in notes at end.

Company I

— From F. M. Copeland, Armel Gaw, and Francis Loftis’ Civil War Questionnaire

• + Barrett, Francis,————— d. March 20, 1862
• * (31) Beasley, W. J.
• + Bradley, Leroy,——————– d. Feb., 1862
• Brown, Hmilton
• + Byers, F.M.,————————– k. in battle
• Byers, Marion
• Byers, Jesse
• + Chesney, J.K.,—————– d. Feb 15, 1862
• + Clark, John [See Note] ———– d. Jan. 7, 1862
• Clark, Tom
• Copeland, F. M.
• Copeland, George
• Copeland, Frank
• Copeland, Jack
• + Copeland, Joseph,—————— d. Jan. 1862
• + Curtis, James, Capt. [see also Co. G].
• Gaw, Shedrick
• * (13) Gentry Martin B.
• + Gibbons, Epps,—————– d. Feb 17, 1862
• + Gow, Shadrach,—————- d. July 12, 1862
• Goar, Mannel
• + Harp, Bluford, 3rd. Lt.
• + Hawkins, John,—————— d. at Knoxville
• Heady (Healy?), Jesse – 1st. Sgt.
• *> Jackson, Horatio
• Johnson, John
• Johnson, Sam
• + Leatherbury, George, 1st. Lt.
• + Lee, Russell, Orderly Sergeant.
• + Loftus, Bertin,—————– d. Sept. 12, 1861
• Loftis, Francis
• + Marriott, John,————— d. Nov. 7, 1861
• *> Martin, Hiram
• + Mills, Alexander—————- d. Feb., 1862
• + Phillips, Thomas————k. at Chickamauga
• + Phillips, William [Bill] 1st. Lt.
• + Phip, Jacob————————— d. 1862
• Phipps, Jake
• Phipps, Jim
• Phipps, Joe
• *(2) Porter, William ——— Died @ Alton Prison
• + Reed, W.J. Capt.———— d. Feb. 20, 1862
• + Reed, Dr. [W.] James, Capt.
• + Richeson, Thomas,——— k. at Murfreesboro
• Riggs, Capt.
• + Scott, Thomas,———— k. at Murfreesboro
• Shope, G.H. Capt.
• Simms, Matthew, Orderly Sergeant
• *(39) William Calvin Speck Sergeant
• Stanton, Cal
• Stocton, Bluf
• Stocton, Irving
• + Stockton, B.G., 2nd. Lt.
• + Stockton, J.I.,—————- d. July 12, 1862
• + Swearingan, Bryant, 2nd. Lt.
• + Terry, W.J.,—————— d. Aug. 2, 1863
• Thrasher, John
• *(2a) Thrasher, Isaac M. Pvt. – [See Notes]
• *(2a) Thrasher, Robert, W. H. – Pvt.
• *(2) Thrasher, William F. – [See Notes]
• + Weaver, J.F.,—————– d. April 6, 1862

Company K

— From Leftwich Dibrell and Jesse C. Brown’s Civil War Questionnaire

• * (21) Benson, John age, 44
• Blaylock, John
• + Bohannon, Alexander age, 22 ———– d. March, 1862
• * (21) Booher, Aaron age, 32
• Brooks, Aron
• * (21) Brown, J.C. age, 21
• Brown, Jesse C. ————– POW Drewry’s Bluff
• + Carmichael, Solomon age 31 Orderly Sergeant
• + Charmichael, Solomon,——— d. Nov. 25, 1862
• + Charmichael, Thomas age, 36 See Note – d. Dec. 31, 1862.
• * (6) Carmichael, William L.—— died Dec. 31, 1862
• * (21) Chitwood, Shelby age, 20
• Clark, C.H.
• * (21) Clouse, E.C. age, 22
• * (21) Conley, William age, 32
• * (21) Davis, H.W. age, 33
• Dibrell, Leftwich W. – Transfered to 8th. CAV.
• * (21) Dinges, William age, 32
• * (21) Eller, James age, 24
• Elmlade?, J.M.
• + Emery, William age, 22 Orderly Sergeant
• Emry, William
• Englen, Wesley
• En___t, Tom
• * (21) Floyd, R.B. age, 41
• + Ford, Abraham, Capt. age, 42
• * (21) Ford, Thomas age, 17
• * (21) Fraiser, John age, 19
• * (21) Graham, George age, 22
• * (21) Hale, Jonathan age, 20
• Harris, T.F.
• * (21) Henry, G.W. age, 20
• * (21) Hicks, J.W. age, 24
• + Horn, Sherod (Sherd) age 20 2nd. Lt.
• Hord, John
• *> Howard, Green
• *> Howard, Jacob
• Huggins, William age, 47
• + Jackson, Alexander,———– k. at Murfreesboro
• *> Jackson, John W. age 36 Cpl
• Jackson, Levi age, 22
• Jackson, William age, 34
• + Johnson, Solomon,———— k. at Murfreesboro
• + Johnson, S.W. age 23 – 3rd. Lt.
• * (23) Johnson, Samuel J. age 22 – Capt.
• * (21) Johnson, S.T.C. age, 18
• Johnson, Solomon age, 20
• * (21) Kirby, William age, 22
• * (21) Ledbetter, Jonathan age, 20
• + Madewell, A.J. age, 20 ———- d. Nov. 2,1862
• * (21) McCloud, Thos. age, 17
• * (21) Neal, B.J.
• * (21) Netherton, J.J. age, 33
• * (21) Netherton, Marion age, 21
• * (21) Newbury, Elisha age 35 Sgt.
• * (21) Miller, G.W. age, 22
• * (21) Miller, Joe M. age, 30
• Mitchell, J.M.
• * (21) Moore, James M. age, 30
• Moore, William M age, 40
• + Norris, Jasper age, 21 ———– d. Nov. 2, 1862
• * (21) Nunly, R.W., color barrier age, 24
• + Nunley, Robert, 1st. Lt.
• + Oxendine, J.P. ——– k. at Murfreesboro
• * (21) Patarichat, C. age, 24
• + Patrick, J.C. ————– d. July 6, 1862
• Phifer, Joe
• Phifer, William
• * (21) Phillips, Willis age, 18
• Poe, Rodric
• *> Poore, William age, 15
• * (21) Potts, William, drummer age, 49
• * (21) P_________, L.F. age, 22
• Quarls, J.L.
• Randolph, Sam
• * (21) Ray, George age, 32
• * (21) Roberts, Ligard age, 19
• + Robertson, Rizen (Roysden) age 32 – 3rd. Lt.
• * (21) Scarborough, James age, 40
• * (21) Scott, Asbury age, 21
• * (21) Sherrell, M.M. age, 22
• * (21) Sherrell, T.A. age, 27
• Sims, H._.
• * (21) Slater, C.B. age, 25
• + Slater, Charles, Capt.
• Smith, Fry
• * (21) Smith, James age, 33
• * (21) Smith, Jasen age, 17
• Smith, John age, 19
• * (21) Smith, John M age 24 – Sgt.
• * (21) Snider, Wiley age, 17
• * (21) Sparks, J.R. age, 38
• * (21) Storie, C.J. age, 20
• * (21) Strunk, Thos. age, 28
• * (21) Sullins, T.W. age, 22
• + Swain, James age, 31 ———– d. May 13, 1862
• Tabors, Noah
• Tabors, Tom
• Tabors, (John?) Tinch, A.G. age 35 – Corp.
• * (21) Vaughn, Jeremiah age, 29
• Vest, William age 34 Sgt.
• * (21) Wallover, John age, 32
• * (21) Walker, Jab. age 22 – Sgt.
• + Walker, James, 2nd. Lt.
• * (21) Walker, William R. age, 19
• * (21) Watson, James R. age, 21
• * (21) Welch, Alexander age, 18
• Welsh, James
• * (21) Whitacre, J.J. age, 18 Whitacre, John H. age 20 – Corp.
• * (21) White Columbus age, 15
• + White, Miles age, 32 ————- d. July 6, 1862
• * (21) Whitacre, Mark age, 32
• * (21) Williams, R.W. age, 22
• * (21) Williams, J.J. age, 31
• * (21) Williams, R.G. age, 19
• * (21) Williams, James age, 20
• * (21) Williams, Chance N. age, 36
• Willhite, Lenord G. age, 30
• + Williams, William age, 22 ——- d. July 15, 1862
• Wilson, J. R.
• * (21) Womack, W.L. age, 24

Company Unknown

— Names mentioned, but no further details known

• *> Alexander, William
• + Boyd, Terry, k. Drury’s Bluff [ca. May 16, 1864].
• (un) Davis, M.C.
• (un) Ledford, J.H.
• + Col. McEwin mortally wounded, Drury’s Bluff, ca. May 16, 1864.

Web page contributors, Sources & Notes:

• List of Contributors and Sources
• Co. I Compiled from F.M. Copeland, Armel Gaw, Francis Loftis Civil War Questionair.
• Co. K Compiled from Leftwich Dibrell’s & Jesse C. Brown’s Civil War Questionair.
• + Contributed by Mark Odegard – Source Military Annals of Tennessee
  Mark is helping in the reconstruction of the roster of the 25th.
• *> Contributed by Felix Collier – Source Roster of Confederate Soldiers 1861-1865 by Janet B. Hewett
  Felix is helping in the reconstruction of the roster of the 25th.
• (un) Davis, M.C. – Application for Tennessee Confederate Soldiers’ Home 1900.
• (un) Ledford, J.H. – Application for Tennessee Confederate Soldiers’ Home 1896.
• (un) Ledford, J.H. – Application for Tennessee Confederate Soldiers’ Home 1896.
• *(2) Alton Prison Alton in the Civil War
• *(2) Contributed by Greg Wickenburg – Source #1 “Tennessee in the Civil War” Source #2
• *(6) Contributed by William L. Carmichael – Source Unknown
  NOTE: William L. Carmichael also had brothers in both the 25th and 24th infantry divisions, and one in an unknown TN calvary division. There was a total of 8 brothers, 4 of whom died in the cival war.
  Anyone have anymore info on these brothers?
• *(13) Contributed by James Winters – Source Tenn State Library & Archives
• *(21) “Co. K” Contributed by Dale Welch – microfilm TN State Archives
• *(23) “Co. K” Contributed by Mark Barker – Millitary Records.
• *(31) “Co. I” Contributed by David Minton Lovington, NM. SCV Camp #584 – Military Records.
• *(39) “Co. I” Contributed by Gary Norris – Source Unknown

Contributor Notes

• (2) I. M. Thrasher, 4 Corp. 25 Reg’t Co. I TN Inf. Enlisted July 30 1861, Livingston. Taken prisoner in the battle of Murfreesboro. Dec 31 1862, Stones River. Exchanged prisoner of war. Rejoined May 1863. Name appears in column of names present as J M Thrasher & I. M. Thresher.
• *(2a) The book “TN in the Civil War” lists these Names:
  THRASHER, I M: Pvt. I Co. 25 Inf. (Isaac M Thrasher b. 1839 TN d. 1905 KY) This is my gggrandfather.
  THRESHER, W.H. Pvt. I Co. 25th Inf. TN
• *(2) I’m told by other Thrasher researchers that this Thrasher was there too:
  THRASHER, Robert, 25th, Inf, Co I, TN,
• *(2) THRASHER, William F. Died 10 Feb 1863 POW Camp Douglas Chicago, IL.
• *(6) William L. Carmichael died on Dec.31,1862.
• *(13) Martin B. Gentry Enlisted July, 1861. Discharged Aug 4, 1862. Muster rolls indicate he was in camp in Livingston, TN. Oct 1, 1861 – absent sick, Dec 29, 1861 – present. The following letter is attached to his discharge papers. I certify that the within named M B Gentry a private of Capt. J H Curtis Company I of the 25th Regiment of Tenn Volunteers born in Jackson County in the state of Tenn aged 43 years five feet five inches high fair complexion blue eyes dark hair and by profession a mechanic was enlisted by J W McHenry at Livingston Tenn on the 30th day of July, 1861 to serve for one year and is now entitled to a discharge by reason of being over 35 years of age. The said M B Gentry was last paid by paymaster C. Tidwell to include the first day of January 1862, and has pay due from that time to the present date. There is due to him thirty-four dollars and seventeen cents on account of clothing not drawn. The contract price of the ration at Montgomery, AL is 30 cents given in duplicate at Montgomery AL this first day of August 1862. J.(James) H. Curtis, Capt, Commanding Company.
• *(23) Samuel J. Johnson, Mark Barkers great grandfather, was captain of Co. K of the 25th when he was captured at Drewry’s Bluff, Virginia in May 1864. As a POW, he became one of the “Immortal Six Hundred” Confederate officers imprisoned under fire on Morris Island SC.
• *(31) W.J. Beasley David Minton located a William Jasper Beasley, 1847-1920 buried in Portales New Mexico. He is listed in the UDC records there indicate that he is a Confederate Soldier with the 25th Tennessee Infantry, Co. I.
• There are probably some duplicates:

  Similarly, Dr. Reed is given as a surgeon, but also as Capt. of Company I.Capt. James Curtis, in the text, is listed as being in Company G and Company I. He is given in the tables at the end of the chapters as being in Company I.

  Finally, the text mentions a Col. McEwin and a Pvt. Boyd Terry in terms that suggest they could have belonged to the 25th

Original Source Camp Zollicoffer Overton County, TN, Web Site (defunct but available at the Internet Archive).